Postdoc at LUISS university for EU Horizon REMIT | Previously Postdoc at University of Bologna & Research Assistant at University of Oxford | IR theory, China, Russia, Norms, Technology. Mom of a wonderful kid 🌙
Flavia Lucenti, PhD
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What a pleasure to be at the University of Warwick today, on such an incredibly sunny day, to present my book Global Resentment (forthcoming very soon!).
Online Book Talk with me, Jonas Fritzler & Carmen Wunderlich on the edited volume: Contestation in Prism. The Evolution of Norms and Norm Clusters in Contemporary Global Politics, Springer
22 January 2026 | 12:15–13:15
Please register here: www.dvpw.de/gliederung/t...
It will be part of the forthcoming special issue "The Geopolitics of Strategic Technology Governance: Conceptual Foundations, Key Actors and Structuring Processes" developed in the context of the #EUHorizon project #REMIT
It’s been such a great honor to work with Sinikukka Saari on this piece. We explore how #Russia promotes #cyber #norms across multilateral arenas, comparing strategies within the #CollectiveSecurityTreatyOrganization and the #UnitedNations
🚀 New article out!
Very happy to share that our article “Russia’s Multilateral Cyber Norm Promotion: The Duality of Great Power Projection and Digital Authoritarianism” is online in @geopoliticsjournal.bsky.social
www.tandfonline.com/eprint/4XR7R...
Here’s the video of the event held at #Luiss on Digital Democracies and Gendered Power in the EU. I couldn’t be prouder of how this is evolving and grateful for everyone involved, not only for work, but for friendships that have grown along the way! www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRiz...
I’m very happy to share the publication of our new article "The European Union’s Approach to Strategic Technology Governance: The Case of AI" co-authored with Sophie Vanhoonacker and Thomas Christiansen on Geopolitics 🔗 Open access: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
It examines how the #EU governs #AI, analysing its EU’s regulatory approach across cooperation, legal instruments, public-private roles, and competing interests & reflects on the EU's capacity to balance internal priorities with global ambitions in an competitive landscape.
